It makes for a great read, but unfortunately, none of the image links are still active. I have some 4" Al pipe I want to play around with to see how well these work as cold smokers. Does anyone that posted in the original thread still use this? Here's another link to another site with a nice homemade coldsmoke generator:http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/t/142875/smoker-in-a-building#post_999805He even incorporated a smoke purge fan to empty out his smokehouse so he can open the door. My smokehouse is in my basement so I would probably do the same.

I know a lot of people have trouble keeping those maze type units lit when using different types of chips/dust, but as I've never used one, I can't say for sure. I use a home built gravity feed using charcoal in the bottom, works great for me, uses an aquarium pump for venturi type injection of smoke.

I've played around with several ways to cold smoke including using the off set box on a Bradley electric smoker. A month ago I built a table top cold smoker that works great. I purchased: -- Breville smoking gun -- 600 hotel pan -- 400 perforated (holes in it) pan insert -- 3/4 inch firewall grommet

Drilled hole in lower two inches of side of hotel pan for grommet. Insert the end of the hose into the grommet so that it fits snugly and does not leak. Place fish/cheese/whatever you want to cold smoke in perforated pan and place in 600 pan and cover. Fire up the smoking gun and smoke for however long you need to. The Smoking gun will go through a couple of teaspoons of sawdust in 15 minutes. I alternate with 15 minutes of smoke then wait 15 before refilling and smoking again. I've do this with Grauv Loxs and it turned out great. Advantages: -- Small footprint easy to store -- Easy setup -- Can be used indoors

Enjoy the flavors of smoked food without having to setup the big smoker.